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by dmix
1759 days ago
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To add to your point, not using generics in Go is a choice too, even if it’s now an option. But some people like offloading that to the language: not having it in a language means you don’t have to control for it on your team/project contributors + some 3rd party library. I felt Go filled this minimalist category well. It’s always nice having a modern mainstream option doing so, not just a niche one on the fringes (ala LISP), even if I’m not personally a fan. I guess it’s hard to keep saying no. |
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